Hey all,
I apologize in advance for another cabinet question:
I have no idea which type of coating to use to get my cabinets white. Rolling and/or brushing is not an option for me because of the stippling and brush strokes. I have an el-cheapo Wagner turbine HVLP from Amazon that did a decent job when I sprayed my entry door with SW Solo (thinned ~10%).
The big question is: given my current equipment (el-cheapo turbine HVLP), are there any coatings that would work for interior cabinets? The usual suspects are BM Advance and Cabinet Coat, but I'm wondering if I could use a Target coatings tinted waterborne lacquer or some kind of milk paint and clear top coat? I'm open to any suggestions!
It is my understanding that, in general, lacquers are harder and wear better than paints. I have no idea if Target 6500 is thin enough to spray through my HVLP or if it is a good long term choice for cabinets. My concern with Advance and CC is that I would have to thin them past the recommended amount to get a nice spray. Other concern is that I will be spraying base cabs inside my home, so I'd like to avoid solvent based coatings.